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- VNC connections could complain on not supported security modes. To fix that,
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a) Server Admin / Settings / General
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switch off 'Remote Management' capability
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enable 'Screen Sharing' and set a password
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c) You can enable 'Remote Management' again
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- MacOS is using tortured VNC protocol. Only special VNC clients are able
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to connect to MacOS server: tightvnc
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http://www.venturecake.com/how-to-use-apple-remote-desktop-from-ubuntu/
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Hardware Configuration
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kextinfo - show loaded drivers
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- Creating Software raid
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Utilities / Disk Utility (only RAID-0 and RAID-1 are supported)
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+ There is a side project (www.softraid.com), but they also do not supply
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RAID-5 support up to now.
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+ Run '/efi/refit/enable.sh
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b) In home directory copy '.profile' to '.bashrc'
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c) In /sw/etc/fink.conf configure proxy servers
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d) You need to have Xcode installed in order to recompile images
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e) Use 'sudo /sw/bin/apt-get install mc' after install
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Virtual Machine Installation (Parallels)
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- Start installation from CD, you will get no keyboard and mouse but it is
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OK. However, your VM should be able to receive dynamic IP with DHCP.
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- Find actual VM IP. It could be achieved by using:
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Server Assistant/Remote Install
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- Connect with TightVNC that IP. The password is: 12345678
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Install server and choose configuration
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- Connect with Server Admin
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Update to MacOS 10.5.4 (The update is strictly necessary to get mouse
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- Install Parallels Tools (It's only drivers, no configuration app). The
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drivers could be seen with 'kextinfo' call.
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a) promised 'dynamic resolution' is not working for me.
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b) video is quite slow
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c) no copy/paste between host and guest
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- Be aware about Serial Number collisions